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Geo. C. Min closed hi, three night en-
ragemeHt a. Power la. evening with
Damon and Pythias' he appearing as
Damon snd VI. Clifton as Pyth.as. Tie
more one sees Of Min the better he l. liked
De is really a conscientious actor and one
who has tie tragic ire Ills Damon i a
noble picture ali most nO'a5'e and In-
spring Performance H.s response 60 The
csli Of the Disguised Dv0nisius ~ lie steps
upOn the execulOncr'- block end exc'aims
Damon IS here was thrilling bif of aC-
ton and ne re- rc.vcd storm Cf applause
for f. NJ Min wa- repeatedly called be-
fore ftc curtain and al the close Of one acf
was ure-ente9 with handsome bouquef.
Mr. t.atoH's Pvihias was 81. p.endit piece
of work Mr Min has buf 20 per-eyere
and he viii certainly get recognition.
Saints ami sinners viii be presented a.
poucls' next Monday and Iue sdey even
in-s That magnificent Old men. q. W.
Gov dock IS ir ttt cast as Is also John
Howson and q number OF O. o. well
Ernr r,r ur-. o.
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wces al suth's Opera House the patron
o, fhis c'zy little theatre being furnished
with ore ~ me be-f shows Of the season
Jhe brunswick guartete are hne singers
and l-h-Iv respond 20 nguel0-s recalls.
Chss T.. Drviile q .e- some wonderful haL
arcnr on the f-apcse. while Alien au1
Nehuler are simply immense iu ffe b
cr eos skofcr IraTafc John Hayun
does e.ne raT. grevon szefehue Wood
VI. ana Dew ARE mouerchs of SONG ans
terce Nsr johnson is a pleasing vocalist
ard Eoh t.ariran sa vsrr clever come
t3lan. Tfrttrt stars aruoa- 20 a4vsu-
tsre an1 fhe show closes with fae eerv
f4-rf Al e-n.ees 'Sl.i rqn Arrival
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emtnl.usDf. ttt aals. l..n lft.s.nirt tt
l'e e.lee e. t.la.,..t.e. aA- al plsa aaa 81
as follows
sruc.e session >sane- la.s A.sH
r.auna shall 1e ktunn tle fl.telt t-
IarI lssE4l 0f efsla hsIlas Michigan
Article rslI1u taIfH ILc ul. esq
~ Ihs league -aaI he fo 4reHafe ~. l.If
c.r't oi protection iu H.I.aaa' tar. lel
lal3n aa.. q. alt q eFei8 naY l.s lH..f
tI.s rsrte alIessglr iI.al principle Ia
lefs +. ssluF tl.- eonel n Af'f
aeres- lo la ~ fls reiffI ta sfaliN
lrIa..IHt. - iae lea a. aUl sa iaI as Is.
1.t g.. 81. anf uora vA.ea It may ue Cd. .e.
lf.an Sd perform 3, .s .ratl.
Arl.le 8. retren ofAoeis The vf.
Gers oi ile .ea-ue sa.' consist oi a itles'
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

II Continues 10 Spread And 30
Settlement Is High.
AL KINDS Or BUSINESS AFFECTED.
Rai Coal Dealers Meet and Refuse
Sympathy 60 the Men-Quite
Number OF New
Sfrike5- Notes.

Ba3og.yv. p s.. FeD 2-Tne' strike
along shore ia Bfoo1lyn cou,.aae. un-
changed The ire D, handlers VINO wea,
oIt ou strike yo..erday have material,
sweiisi the ranks OF the ,o.lers who are
now iie The iia.ials. who were brourh'
over from New Nol1 90 take Ia place ei
the strikers. ere lle' m0iesfcI
A. tie office 0i Ma2We. e Hrayes
counsel .or NJ Coraiu. il was sait to- one
Of tne Arm today taa, 50 was "ulsl-lct
Assembly 80 tle' had ASKED Nj tof.lu 10
me.itaie IL was denied tha' fhe strike
would be .nded tonight or that tAs -t.. Aers
would go back af once because several dsy =
wiN b- ls0bipir fe .u.rgJ I'D e.irc- aly srft
oi set. element. so 'ara oi b. terms ML
Coreu intends 10 propose could te
given. although 50 was said lu Tie r.de thar
a settlement H D Nr. toalus own ems
pioyes oi the heAdlug Company would
practically end tae strike. IS Mr. CJrD %
nas he-u aiseha2irg men f-h. and .e.' ,
and cutting down wage % the lowest
point. amt IS NOT bard On fte .abo7ing class.
The proposition % make hiin mediator IS
looked upon by Some as rather remarkable.
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nentl. Of an old os,iler.

Nrwales Feb Cha-. A Bsnkor o
this piece, died suddenly ~ hear, d.sease
his home last evening. Mr. Banker vas a.
early settler If ~. lsfale county.
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LAN-iN,. Feb. 3.-The Supreme Court
has rendered an important decision upon
the Baker conspiracy law. which is just
now securing much consideration in th
legislature IL is in ,he case of the Peopl
ss petherAm and Others. appealed from the
Newaygo Circuit Court. reiheram wa
ihe chief engineer Of the Chicago &
West M.caglu Railroad which desired 20
carry bridge over the river at Newayg0.
TINS was opposea hy the N-wavgo manu-
Iac'guuz company. who operated mills
rua Dy the stream prOlO.ei 20 DC crossed.
ln orarr 20 o.Ild the bldge the railroad
cenCaay p1t O1npt -.n en-, intending
/ frtTam. ~ work on /, ON saturday % -it
cf. gp- Do wei under way ON The .oliowing
d.v sunday The uauulsc,uriny come
pauy .i.te- "a and there w-re prospects of
,ou.lo., out X was avarted. DuIiug ihe
progress q. 'hs wOrr 3 quantity VI may
was s.rt '.vn he river and 'oi~ei so ft"
r.l '-f eel, oppnC them and c.nnasres-
sing fh- * CI fhe o-W any. Na'her. Do
GA others wore o-res'c uac"r Gle Baker
law. as having maiic ously and wiltstv
combined go obstruci tie work of the mill
He was COZ rictod ard the case appealed 20
tle Supreme Court.
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FLOWS LIKE WATER
That is What Gold Does on
Pensions and BOuutles.
5Ig'lS9o0S BILL BEFORE The HOUSE.
9etrot-s Superior Court - Abolished
The baxsr Coospi pirscs Ls~
--Neosf Notes from
the CAPITA.

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d 4i.f at-fr tNis La 'iNiDs 'af"'H
.e.1rlet apol aeasl.e witch. u B. passes
fr..- ...n.. Is-lv "a. 10 vi. t. the
.t .s
q "-''''
ae has ever AieftsA-a tA-s s .o iet
as.afv fa tse am0uat or neafy sl5u1o0n
II Lle measure 4as-es lt al be- t..a se .i
f.e lsr.-sare ~ uell0rI- KS t8 ihe eaur-
.loI.s aaf.rr of fh- srao. bar an lgyo-l rs
..1n of f.. r,r.. tae auditor general .
H.rs shows uu fns real re.ul. eiN a.
r.tef f.e lfe--lt lse l9 -,la.er e-Iis'n
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L,.-l,e, Mich Eeb. 2.-The House has
passed The bill abolishns the Detroit supe-
3r Court by vote OF G6 to 9. Stuart and
2entz we're me only Wayne members vot
iue 800.
tle provision all)wing clerks three
cent. folio fJr transferring records was
strlcAcn out.
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DsmorrIisetioa OF Hates.

INV YoRK, September - The
Mall and Express says: "'Riilroad
rates are more demorslissd today than
at any time since tive pool was
formed This remark was made by
Mr.. Charles 09erg, general eastern
passenger agent q The Chicago and
Alton railroad, this morning. Scalp.
eri rates are even lover thao yester.
day to Western points, ths 6gures
being to Chicago SIS. t. Cincinnati
$l3, TO 81. Louis Si8 and h Ksosss
City 32l, whichis cut Of SO rs, and
from % 10 IS lees tbaa TO regular in
termedia,e points, with the sans pro.
portiopal reduction 10 CJlorsdo and
Caliiornil poias. Mr.. Frank, Of the
Astor House, received diepatch from
Cincinnati that the New YoIk Cen.
tral had begun, todIy, TO sell round
trip ticke 10 tuis city from that place
something heretofore no. done. The
special feature Ia the war today was
the news that the roads sre Bsllirg
cut rate tickets iron LEGAL iutermedi.
ate pointe, aud II 10 said that when q
cut rate war CONES 10 this II meant
pomethiI z serious. IL IL said that NO
fuuh cot rates have prevailed since
the pool has been In opera ion, and
that iI would certainly result Ia row
between the big roads Ia the poo
after the time limit for Philadelphia
cut rate has expired, which Ia the 221
instant. Tn Q varisre does not ints
fere with the interstate law, because
the rate Ia k,pt propor,ionately low 81
intermediate poinia"
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A U.,ase ffxht.

CHICAGO, LII, Septrmbir ia
News tptciAl from louisville, Ky,
tays: A unique nght Ia now goirg on
between the Egsnsville aod Iadiaosp
oils railroad aud J. q. Palmer,
wealthy farmer, near Washington,
Inc. The road 10 built along the line
Of the old WABASH and Ete tansl,
which was abandoned by the trustees
twenty Eve years sgo. When the ca
nal was abandoned, the land reverted
b the former owners. Noiwithetaud
ing this and TIE fact that twenty
y,ars' possession gives valid title,
The trustees soid toe properly. rishls
and franchises " NJ ,ekey, Of Eysne
vile, and be sod u TO ths railroad
company. When tina road cams 10
be buiit, however, the farmers refused
10 allow the lite o cnss their f.rmF,
bat the CO mpany med force and com.
plettd the road Ia 1885, Palmer go'
y temporary itilno inn, which wss
inside perpetual IN 1885, ard uuder II
he 10 srestirg the train hands from
dfy 10 day, 20 they iry TO run trains
scioss his land, and seems 10 be- In n
fair way 70 stop the op'raiion Of the
road. He now has number Of con.
ductors, engineers aud bfakemen IN.
der bonds.
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Pacific Conn,is.ion.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 10 The
Hon. ID. I. Littler, Of the Pacific Rail.
way Commission, this morning began
On investigation into the aft airs Ct the
Sioux City and Pacific railway, which
was subsidized to the extent Of ST.
100000. This road was absorbed by
the Chicago aud Nor thwestern rail.
way some years ago. l. il desired 10
ASCERTAIN II this rod IL In condition
To liquidats Its Indebtedness to the
United States. II is shown that the
road has pad current expenses and
canned a surplus Of $4,000 over and
ABOVE the Amount due the govern.
ment for interest, bat no payment has
been made to the government. Ptesi.
dent Hughitt and Comptroller Kirk.
ham did not make IL clear TO the com.
mission just what disposition had
been made OF the money. MIR. Hughitt
said the road would probably not be
able to pay the deb, that II had boen
crippled by composition, the alleged
deficit usad for commisssry improve
msntp, and that II Yves impossible for
him TO state the probable action Of the
stockholders regarding future pay.
ments. The total sum in question ia
S2bO O00
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Five Thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In a single Instance.

"A. remedy for CHILLs and FEVER, IL
contains no Quinine or mineral Of any kind,
but 10 composed Of harmless herbs; and IA q
perfect blood purifier. u Gan be admins.
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invigorates. braces and builds up the system
from the begin ming, Not one person In
thousand has q sinsle Chill after, commenc-
It's II. use. "Robnro" is put NJ In pint bot
tls;, aud rotailed At sl.S por bottle. We
bottles; and will guarantee that, u direc-
tions arc followed, two bottles will promptly
euro any case Of Cbills aud Fever. only one
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twelve wears Of ase. One bottle will cure
several children under eight years oil age
fynesbuSs, va, Nov. Q, 1856 -Msur,.
Lowu A Ben nett -Four Of my children. be-
tween the Ages Of i've and ten years. to-
gether with my brother and sister, all tix,
had Chi Il and fever for feyoral months, dur
ing which time the usual remedy, Quintno,
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After hearing Of tho wonderful cures accom-.
plished by your invaluable remedy, "R0ho.
ro," tried Il Ia my family, and not one Of
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Nine Of my children hat chills and ieyer Al
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them were promptly and enootuslly cured By
the use Of "Roboro" alone, Not ono Of the
nine bad a chill alter commencing its use.
respectfully, J. fhOS. YEATS,
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len W. Taller, cashier fiftt National Bank
ChAs. W, Price, Conn lisionet kevsnue
John T. EDWARDS. president Tobacco As,o
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TbsssrI.i tehsme.

NV YopK, September Is. 1t seems
that the theatrical eompinies are en-
deavofirg 10 travel At reduced rates
on the plea, moie Ingenious than In.
geruous, that their members when on
the road constituted family ID b
Farmer, general maneger Of the Erie
road, does not think 90, and has or
dersl his conductors not 10 aectp'
1000 mile family mileage tickets from
itlntrant thesplars whose only ties
are tho OF manaeers c contract. "5lnos
the enactment Of the inteulate com.
meroe law, "taid one 81 the officials Of
the company yesterday, "theatrioAl
companies have been caaiiog around
for come way In which 10 evsds u,
II thfsc people were sll allowed 70
succeed IN their tchtme u would
practically give them tbs enme adyan
tsge over the general travelling public
that they ioi merly posse aed."
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Decentralization Ia Passenger Rates
Continues.
Roads Cutting Their Fare
Northern aud Union Pacific
Roads Compromise.

New YORK, September 1S "A report
was 10 circulation in Wall street today
that there had been compromise ef'
fected between thespresent manage
ment of the Northern Pacific aud the
Union Pacific party. Pendent Har
ris, OF the Northern Pacific, declined
to make any statement in the matter.
The representatives Of the Union Pa
cific party state, however, that no com.
promise has been made yet, and that
the Northern Pacific stock held by
o iegon Transcoutinenial aud all the
proxies secured In the interest Of
Union Pacific will be voted by Henry
Willard and q L. Colby, who have
been appointed committee for that
purpose.
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BABY HUM0RS
Asa All sIts Md sra,p Diseases
hHaadIlN NnTaa hH GnIienrn

nUNli'tls sou OIL % fur yea's n acc on
" tho .Att inftaut. In Nay, 1885, ho was
a'tao ed ~iit vsTy ptin al breaking out Of
toe skin. We called N physician. who
to TED lin Tor abo1i four week. ] he ohiit
received litte sr % coed ffUm ihs ttsa'-
meat, ~ the bfotkirE nut. % pos, d b. TIE
ph(tician H. be hives % al aggravated ofm,
bocame lsfser Va blliehet. aud mo'o AID
more cisifessng W wee t.eq1tntly
obliged 10 SOL 80 IN the nisht ard run nim
with d. In water, fuons hnim mt, &C
fibsl y, We called other ~ - cans, a. 40 no
les than tin bid aue pied 10 cure BIN, all
alike t,iIinE ana the end stsfdi sc tins
so-te and worse, uHti about tie DIN ~ last
JAW, when We h. N 10 giss tim eva UHs
krspLyEAr int fntllf a1d he tuticues aud
tuucusA roar htsrns 10y. I'D ~ the tatt %
August he was % nearly we'll bat ue gave
hin only one dose OF the kaeO VkNf ahout
every sscobd day for about ten ags irnE-r,
and be has novsr b en tfouh ID Tiace With
the DO role mala y. In a. W. used losi
thar one half o q bJtls OF tuTiCUHA Nc
aiLvTSr. = little los than ma 20 " Curt-
cuss and only ore rake o. g icuss soar.
ll.b YAM, Cayusa, Llviu &C. n 20. ~.
fuhsrI bed and f~o-n ~ bsi 70 ne this tlh
daJ Of January, 1871. IN COE. D. y.
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Round Trip Rate Withdrawn.

CHICAGO, ILL, September l3-rhe
Grand Trunk road withdraws its
round trip rate 10 Philadelphia Of
$40 As becsuss Of The refusal OF the
Philadelphia and Rsading road to pro-
rate on hat basis. TIE Grand Trunk
folks are tcdly selling round trip
tickets 10 philadelphia at S24, the
same as other roads. Itis question
under the interstate law whether the
Crank Trunk has right to withdraw
a rats within less than ton days after
1t has once been made.
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that this wa, the most serious diff 'ulty
the Province had yet encountered.
Sir John Mcdonald, Premier of the
Dominion, says positively that he will
enforce the veto power vested In him,
while Norqusy, Premier OF Masitobs,
says he win not give in and will fisht
for his rights to the bitter end. The
affair Is creating considerable excite.
ment here, especially among the
troops, who anticipate call to arms to
suppress another N ,rthweet rebellion.
10 TIE event Of any trouble, Pnmier
Norqsay, who Is a half breed, would
have at his back both the half bre, ds
and Iudisps who took part 10 the re.
bellion OF 1885,
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R.a river Waller road.

NEW YoRK, September 1S.--An
Ottawa special says II is reported
here ths, again in Manitcbi over the
in,eiierence Of the Dominion Govern
menl With Provincial rights In disal
lowing the charter Of Red River Valley
railroad, granted by the local govern
msnt, are daily astuming more
serious outlook, and the Dominion
Government hgs ordered lhe militia
stationed at winsipsg to hold them
selves In readiness 10 suppress any
ttoubls. A Winnipeg dHpaicn ttstes
that the feeling on raj wsy matters hss
been thoroushy aroused pgain by the
action Of the Federal government In
applying for an Injunction 10 rest ain
ihs Red River Valley road from
further tfespaeeipg on number OF
lols owned BY the Governmsnt. One
OF the Provincial ministers admitted
-
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EAToS, 0.-Josepn McBids, farm.
or, rel. rned from the fair st 5 o'cHok
this morning, and, goirg 10 his wife's
apartment, found the hired man, WIN.
Babbit, vita her. He immedigtsly
G ed twice on Rabbit aud killed him
ine an,ly. Iutenss excitement. has
been aroused by the event.
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Ne mixed Schools Ia AIisboro, Ala.

IuKA, MISS, September 10 Mis-
Emily Brewer. a tescher fror the
Home Mission Society, Of Boston,
Macs, who Is teaching o school at
Alsboro, Ala, WAS petitioned by the
citzans TO leave yesterday. She
wanted to teach mixed school, hui
the indignant citiEsns refused tp toler.
ale any longer any such proceedings
She has expended S700 Of her own
funds in the ereetioa q hschool which
she will eventually loose, owing u
this summary notification.
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frIghIfnI MnAie.

Consumption carries of its thou
sands Of victims every year. Yes,
thousands Of human lives are being
wasted that might be saved, for the
fact is now esta blished that coosump-
ton, in its carly stages. il durable.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DIS.
covery" will, il used iu time, effect a
permanent cure. IL has 10 equal as
a remedy for bronchitis, coughs aud
colds. It's efficacy has been proved 10
thousands OF cases. All druggists.
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Eastern Rates Cut.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND September 49,
Eastern passenger rates were cut here
yesterday. O,te,sibly tire use OF sx
cursion ticket, is the cause for the re-
duction. The Bee line has placed on
sslelrouud trip ticket to New York. 6 GOD
uctil September 22d, for S25 80. 0.ner
lines usipg the Philadelphia excursion
tickets are able 10 fix" messengers for
the round trip to New York for about
1877,
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UNITED STATES .NaINEER OfPiCR, I
MEHrHis TEss., Augusta 1857.
OEALtD PROPOSALS. IN triiJitGts, viii
- be received ~ my Office In tthryi'le, ~.
y until " n'c'O'N, noon on tho 9th dag OF
septemhet, 1877, At which time ant place they
will he opened ~ ~ urtteuco " HI Gers, Tor
ID edsir q In Nick,bufg harhor, Miss.
Sprcihcht' Instructions 90 bidders ard
blacks may no obtained 90 application NJ
this ofhce. wM. r. no ~ LII,
Corps Of Engineeig, u. X. A.
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TIN diops Of ADgn5tura Biters i'm
part a delicious flavor 10 oil cod
drinks and prevent Malaria and Sum.
mer Diseases. Try IL and yon will
never he without u; but b sure 20
get the " rid rennwnet A go-tura
manufactured only by Dr. ]. q. b.
S,eRert x sons.
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MINISTERS, la1yeIe, teschtfs and
o'hsrp, vho,e occupation gives bu, tit
tie exercise, should use CATERS Little
Liver Pills Tor torpid liver aud bill.
ioueness. 0ae Ia dose. Try ia, m
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OTTAWA, 0Sr The Government
has received 10 confirmation OF the
report tina. = CONTAGIOUS diseshe has
broken ont among the hoIsef, cattle
ard sheep Ia Nova Sco.ie.
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W. N. HALDEMAd
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE. Ok y
RlER-JOUl,NAL CO., tolls what
be knows Of
Wintersmifh's Chill CJr3,
OvTIou on rHr CouaIsn-JOuRNlL,


LOuInyILLk, Ky.
.cr. Win,ersniiA-iGr! ! waive a rule Ihav,
observed for many years, the value OF youi
remedy promptinE me 70 say, in reply e
your request, what | know oil your Chill
Cure. Tho private assurances Of iu enicao,
| had, and the good results 81 its etocu }
had obsorved on Mr.. n. W. Meredith, who,
!or more than dlteen years, had been fore
man Of 10Y once, In iuoed mo to tost u "
my family. Tho results have been entirely
i4tisfastOry. Tho hr,t case was Of two
yeRrt' standing, In which ! believe even
knowu remedy had been triod with tempo
rsry fsllef--tbo chills returning periodioall1
ard With seemingly increased severity.
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six months. Tho other case was OF = miltsI
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express my belief thatyoUr Chill Cure IL
valuable specific, and performs all you
promise. OFT. Hospoetfullyl
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